The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for heavy rainfall in Delhi during the morning hours, with moderate rain expected at many places and heavy rain possible at isolated locations.
Delhi experienced heavy rain causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions in areas including Airport Road and Dwarka underpass, with a yellow alert issued by the IMD.
Mumbai's seven lakes are at 94.15% capacity, with water stock surpassing levels recorded in the past two years, as three reservoirs remain full.
Five Haryana cities entered the top 10, highlighting persistent pollution despite the monsoon and pointing to underlying emissions.
Mumbai is forecasted to experience light to moderate rain on August 18 with cloudy skies, according to the India Meteorological Department.
Mumbai's lake levels have crossed 92%, raising questions over the city's ongoing 10% water cut and whether relief could be announced soon.
A fresh low-pressure area has formed as Odisha faces a flood situation in six districts.
Mumbai's seven key lakes cross 90% capacity after heavy rain, offering relief for water supplies as more showers are forecast across the city this week.
Mumbai's seven lakes are at 89.49% capacity despite recent rain, with slower showers raising concerns over storage ahead of the summer.
Mumbai could see a couple of showers in the morning, followed by breezy conditions and some rain in the afternoon.
